New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22

about Colorado Sprin 6. or It's 1000 Inhabitants
many never were sick. and many who once were
arc now perfectly cured The invalids are scat-
tered to such an extent, there are so many amu>e-
mcnts and ronts OF interest to disperse Them tnaC
one never feels the depressing influence OF being
in great consumptive hospital.
T. Amusements are very plentiful. There are
few cities in the world that offer such variety
of beautiful rides and drives. lnvalids are on,
riding or driving neatly every day IN the year
MANY reOplc Of wealth and culture reside here
society is pleasant and clubs Of all kinds abound
social clubs reading clubs, musical clubs, ION
Lunting clubs etc. etc An invalid here Has
neither time nor disposition to NOPE
g. One OF the objections found 10 DaNos anu
nc Riviera was that when spring came the pa
ticnt was chafing TO get away. L do not ma IlS
al Colorado Springs Nor 1t necessary. INC
summer climate is just rs hcalthful and Just rs en-
cc tional as the winter climate In TACT, the lePu
taiion of Colorado summers brings thousands oil
tourists here every summer. The days are warm
not uncomfortably So and the nights are always
cool enough to make heavy blanket hecosSiu9'
some invalids go up into the beautiful nearby
mountain PARKS $500 TO lO,OOO lcct hsh', "nu
live at u farm house or camp out. some chahSc
TO Manitou Springs and enjoy witnessing the sum
mer gayety. The majority remain ieio an" "'
O II n pa1icnt feels disposed TO make change
during the winter. lie has large choice oil places
which he can visit with safety. lie may 20 10
Or
Sp,inrs and Parcha Sprin-s inclusive. This belt
Of territory is all favored with an exceptional
climate On the other hand, if an invalid hnds
that the climate docs not agree with him, he can
travel hence TO Southern California quickly ana
comfortably.
yantagcs They will discover that Colorado
Snrincs combines Eastern comforts and Eastern
culture with Western sociability and western
freedom. There are good public and private
schools and there is well-conducted cohese
Offering all tie advantages, OF sclehlluc anu
classical education
II Mcst Americans whether from choice or neces-
eitv yvoot to have some business interests Colorado
Springs is not q great business city, but, owing TO
the advent of several important railroad lines
during the coming year, 1t VIII improve greatly
in this respect None the less, even al present:
cattle ranching, sheep ranchng ana laIhihS Vi
all kinds offer good returns for Investments many
enterprises are continually developed here III
which capital Will win large prohts' ana mercH"n''
in every line OF business are making lnohcS'
Justice compcls to say that the ldcai Guy
so far as the combination OF healtmul chI"V'
and business opportunities Is concerned, ID bon
yer. Il is not nearly SO perfect health resort
rs Colorado Springs it has the objections OF BENZ
n largo busy city, OF having an adobe SOIL ana OIL
bcing less sheltered, but it Is much peuer Pi'Vo
in which TO build up large business NY AZ
vice therefore, is: Come here anu EcV VIZ VIZ
IL
presents itself here 20 to Denver ana you can
both make money there and keep well at the same
time n. ,.n.. that
-. Every patient when he fSt learns thaC
his lungs are affected, thinks rs dld' haiheS'
that after sufficient rest and change he can safely
return TO his old home and old occupation Inns
&c a dreadful mistake, and docs not realize NselI
once in q thousand times. Sooner or later anu
alas very often too late, the corBumptlVe IN
valid stands face to face with tne
fact that he must make lie cnausc
OF climate or Of occupation or oil pO'n'
n he has tried Colorado Springs and iound Una.
the climate suited his case, he knows thaV' Il
necessary TO change permanently, he can make
his home in a beautiful city, offering all comforts
and ADVANTAGES, and pcoplcd by a mshiy cduc"teu
community. in the year and hall lhaV H"'c
lived here many acquaintance have gone n""!'
Some went 10 California, Others 10 AShNlll', ~ ~
others TO Europe, and many to their Eastern
homes All have come back, and all with inc
intcntion OF making this their permanent nome
Tho fact is, that when tho glory OF tins cIlh''o
becomes known, the exceptional beauty "Hv
hoalt hfulncss OF this city, the rematk"pio sccnv.S
Of the surrounding country, the character oil Hs
society and educational advantages. and It's cen
tral location for excursion or travel many people
Of wealth who are not invalids but who WISH 10
escape tho fog, damp, excessive neat ana oou VI
the East will make this the home oil Iheir cho,'e'
10. A great advantage OF this climate j. '"'.
It's effect very soon dccIai'S lto'h' - -
cccssary 10 spend four winters here rs dld az
Vcntonc in order TO Learn that the climate Is mol
bcucntlny YOUR case. Nou soon discover whether
the effect IS good or bad and must act accordingly
For some typcs Of lung trouble this climate IL
dcadly In its effect IL is difficult TO lalllcu
arizc these cases, simply because every case Vi
lung disease varies with tho constitutional IN
dividuality OF tho invalid. Speaking Droad3
inyalids with high fever, with rapid waste oil
tiss,e and with low vitality, should not come here
None the less, | am assured by physicians 'hat
some Of those very types OF consumption nave
done remarkable wen here.
A word as to results: The only stranger who
has had the courage to make his permanent home
at Davos is Mr. }. 4. Symonds, tie distinguished
writer on 1.-The Renaissance. lie enjoys lair
health. and. If one takes into consideration the
gravity Of his case when he frst went TO S"i']cr-
land even remarkable health; but if one comIarcS
sir Symonds physically with the many maze,
hearty, broadshouldcrcd. dcep-chestcd, rcd-iaced
giants OF strength whom inquiry discovers are
men who came here several years ago under sup
ror ed sentence Of death, one acquires Tremendous
rcscect for the curative possibilities OF Tins Won
dcrful climate.
have written strongly and earnestly because !
feel So If | had known the facts rs stated above
should havo saved over i've years OF lIui'l,ss
wandering in Europe and would to-day he far
richer in health and richer in purse. To-day
Colorado SPRINGS is comparatively little Known
but | venture TO prophecy that when physicians
and invalids shall have fully tested it's wonder
full resources in climate and all its other favorable
conditions. patients will be crowdinS TO 1t from
al uarts of Europe and America, and IL viii be
coma tho great sanitarium OF the world for durable
casts of consumption. LOUIS T. EnRlCH
DR. SHRADY md THE NEWSB0Y.